A tree has fallen onto my property and fence. The are several other branches about to come down. These trees are located in the easement behind my house.
There are more potholes than pavement on Clarizz Blvd just south of Third Street, especially northbound.
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The city or a utility installed a new sidewalk. There are multiple pieces of rebar sticking straight up about eight inches on each side. The sidewall is marked with two orange construction cones. I presume the workers will be back at some point, but I don’t know when. Halloween brings a lot of foot traffic in this neighborhood, and I think folks may ignore the cones. It would be greatly appreciated if the rebar could be trimmed or otherwise handled before then. Thank you.
The location is a lot in St. James Woods, which has been purchased but has no home construction on it. The lot is now filling up with very tall grasses/weeds. The neighborhood concern has to do with broader weed dispersion into adjoining lots/landscaping; as well as the potential to attract unwanted wildlife (e.g., rats, skunks, possums, etc.) which can easily travel to neighboring lots.
This empty lot is showing excessive growth - in some areas the vegetation has gotten to be 1-2 ft. high. This is creating a haven for creatures, insects and promoting more weed growth that directly impacts the neighbors on either side of this lot.
The lot (no home built yet) at 3868 E. Regents Circle is now becoming somewhat overgrown with weeds, plants and grasses. This is causing concerns over the wildlife it may be inviting into the neighborhood, as well as the spread of weeds into neighboring yards.
There is a city-owned storm drain/culvert running along the north edge of the property listed in the Service Request Location field. In this drain/culvert, there appears to be quite a bit of poisonous hemlock growing "wild". There are children - both from the neighborhoods on either side of the drain - as well as those transient walkers, etc. who often "cut through" using the drain area. The concern is that any of these individuals could accidentally pick/touch/ingest the hemlock. Can the city come take a look, please? Thanks! - Rob Aney
Two side-by-side lots - 3868 and 3872 E. Regents Circle - have lawn growth approach 12" high. The concern is not only for the neighborhood aesthetic, but that it will also attract unwanted insects and small animals.
The sidewalk on Smith Road is collapsing where it crosses over a creek/drain just north of East Moore's, between the two neighborhoods